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Thread: small yet powerfull amplifiers

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Originally Posted by 96toyot100

is it 1 or 2 channels? i dont know if i need 2 channels to run 2 subs...or could i just run the 2 subs off 1 channel? they are 4 ohm xplods...thanks for your help

You can run them off 1 channel, but the subs have to be wired in series or parallel.

Series = 8 ohms.

Parallel = 2 ohms.

Another option is to use a 2 channel amp and run one sub on each channel.

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